Carlisle Evening Herald from Carlisle, Pennsylvania • 2

IN SENATE AND HOUSE, oprosixi; DAILY HERALD distinct Improvement in Eusiness with tho Now Year, OIK SII01' UIIU.S. FuHjr Smile mill lie I'lt'llsunt do ill IS Till 5 Nit ton rut Ik lie from Tij. I If lu I'lcuso J.verj body Tin- Ifrin-(l). "A ml II 'a (), to ho it idavu Along uiih 1 ho Inn bilious Turk; Wliero women liavu never a soul lo Have, Jt tills bo I'lirUlmi ''It la fearfully lrinj( to iiervea ami brain," aald a young woman In mm of kjuz 0 r.rj'iDER Ill 4. tin lu Order to Hiiro of III.

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ro, a we.innv iMtzeu ol territory, was 1. i I It'll on I lie curlier of l)iv hi reel Hud llarrr.ou iivetiue by one of the llerr brol lien, I' uwx wiim beim; I ied fur I be Murder o( at Ihellmeof li.i MlliiiK. Text inioiiy win I hen beiuu in ti'iidured lo prove I ml I', ell her com mitted be or lon-d Hume one lo doit. Voting Ceir lire I lime NiiuU from a breech Kim. After ruiityini Cm nun beeuolly reln ided and lired tho Viird alndl Into I lie f.i if Im viol I Ml.

Voiiiik Dcrr Ht.ui.l mul limited roil ml. I lid when arrested aiiid to an ollieer, "I Mot, that man." lie wnw plnccd in the Cliited Jail heciin-c uf talk of lyneli-lii. Tin' two yoiiimcr Iiunh of the Dcrr family were alwi arresied and lodged lu Jail. Ill answer to itictliim Dcrr mii.l: killed him fur nivl-hinn my I l-year old Ulster. 1 killed htm for playing a part iu the murder of my father.

1 killed him Willi a doll bio barreled kIioIkuii, and re loaded because 1 wanted to be Mire. My brothers were not Implicated lu this at all. 1 would like to see them turned loose and sent home." The history of this, one of the biKifest killings in the territory, seems that 1'oss, the dead mall, wan intimate with theirl of I lie Dcrr family, ntid Hint the boya of the family felt, humiliated mul that a row occurred in which a year or so ayo Fosh received the contents uf a shotgun iu the face. Old man Dorr was murdered about, twenty days Koss was beliiK tried for complicity. All the evidence indicated that he would prove an alibi.

Victory for tbe Helm. CniCAdo. Jan. 111. After a trial of nine wecka the jury iu the Alolizo C.

Wood will contest, returned a verdict yesterday in favor of the heirs. Mr. Wood left an estate valued at flldi.titio in trust, to be divided amoiiK bis children when the youngest should reach tlieaKeof 125 years. One of Mr. Wood's sons is a life convict in the San yuentin penitentiary, in California, and was especially exempted from any participation in the estate.

The other heirs broiiKbt suit to have the trustees removed and the will set, aside. The jury declared that Mr. Wood was of unsound mind at the time of the making of his will. This now permits the convict to share iu the estate. The Accu-ted Hcliool Principal.

Xkw Casti.k, Jan. 1.1. The sensational case of Professor Hartshorn, the hifth school principal, and Dr. II. K.

Campbell, who are accused by the Kobin Ron sisters of at tempting to murder them, has had additional interest lent it, by the charge by Detective Marshall of murder made against the two accused men. The authorities claim to have evidence to show that Miss Alda Itobinson's baby was alive when born, and -Miss Maggie's statement regarding tbe burning of the infant iu the cooking stove was substantially cor roborated by Alda. Professor Hartshorn's preliminary hearing is set for Jan. IS. Dr.

Campbell is still at large. A Crazy Negro Ittins Amuck. PlTTKliirito, Jan. 13. Joseph G.

Hilton, colored, old, for 20 years messenger and janitor in the United States court room, became suddenly and violently insane. Eluding his nurse he seized two revolvers and jumped through a window into the street, lie shot right and left, one bullet hitting a man named Clatty in the back, tie then shot himself twice through the body and once iu the head, dying instantly. I-'or Mayor of Lancaster. Lancaster, Jan. 13.

Street Com- missionerEdward S.Smeltz was nominated for mayor of this city at the liepublican primary election last night, defeating Select Councilman David K. Long and ex- County Solicitor A. K. Kcbenk. The Demo cratic primaries will be held on next Fri day night, when the present mayor, liobert Clark, will be renominated.

The War In Brazil. Washington, Jan. 13. Seunr Mendonca, the Brazilian minister.does not expect any decisive movement in lirazil before the- last of this month or the llrstof February, when he thinks Uie government will have its forces massed and be ready for an ag gressive movement against the rebels. is confident that the rebels will never be able to capture Kio.

A Girl lllown Off a Train. Oswiico, X. Jau. 13. A peculiar ac cident occurred here, resulting in the death of Maggie Lyon, a school girl, 18 years of age, who lived at North Adams.

She stepped out on the rear platform of a Home, Watertown and Ogdensburg train as it was nearing the station, and was blown oil. Her neck was brokeu. Itoeknfcllow Gets Off With Two Years. WtLKKsnAKHE, Jan. 13.

Kx-Danker i V. Kockafellow, recently convicted of embezzlement, was yesterday sentenced to two years and two months iu the Eastern penitentiary and to pay a flue of $500. The prisoner was calm when the sentence was imposed, but finally broke down and wept like a child. Fmir Tiiihis Went Over lliin. SUXM'UY.

Jan. 13. Harry Lirown, aged 23, a brLiijaii on the Sunbury division, was thrown from his train about two miles above town, and horribly mutilated. He was not missed by his crew, and four trains passed over him be fore he was found, six hours later. Danbury Hatters Strike Knded.

DASBriiV, Jan. 13. At a meet ing of the Hatters' Union the executive committee was given full power to come to an agreement with the manufacturers. This practically ends the long light, and it is believed that all the factories will be reopened within ten days. Designer HerroshnflT's Reward.

PiiOViDEX( Jan. in. Information comes from Bristol that the owners of the Vigilant sent to Designer Herreshoff on Christmas day, as a reminder of their appreciation of his efforts iu turning them out a winning craft, HI u-st Obey the Law. Bhayeu Falls, Jan. 13.

The state mining inspector has been here and has given the dilferent mines in this vicinity a thorough inspection. As a rule he found them all right, but working more uieu than the law allows. An Old Lady Fatally Humeri. Kf.d Bank, X. Jan.

13. Mrs. Tunis Patterson. 83 years old, living on Maple aveuue, was fatally burned here last night. She was filling a lighted lamp and the oil dripped on her clothes and caught fire.

'Piiii the ej.iili.'nic of la Chatnlierlaiii's C'ouijh Rfinedy took the loa-1 here an.l was rainli be tor likoil than oilier cough meilicine II. 51 Bangs, drnpipt, Chatsworth, 111. The frnp is inn. 'li tne. same as a very severe cold and requires precisely the same treatment.

This remedy is prompt ami effectual ami will "prevent any toiultncy of the diseise toward pneumonia. For sale by W. K. Horn, ilriitrgist, Carlisle, P. A DLT lllrecloK of tho Mint rrttin CtinflriiiMtt Mr, OI0'l l.vaNOll.

VAslll.iiTos, Jan. 111. The greater pal of the session of lit. venal was devoted to executive InisliiesH. The nomination of Mr.

Preston to l.u director of lie mint, was continued by a vote of three lift lis the senators present. The chief event, of the open session of he senate was tho adop tion of the resolution of Mr. Allen ('eh.) culling upon the secretary of the treasury to explain certaiti figures In his recent re port In regard to the gold Importations for Senator IMpti ((ire.) Joined wllh Hie 1'opullst senator and the resolution of Inquiry was adopted without any dissent The Hawaiian correspondence, expected to lie communicated by the president, was lint received, and as the senate adjourned until Monday, it cannot now lie trans mitted until next week. The Important a rill" speeches In the house yesterday were inade by Mr. Payne, New ork, one of the leading Kcpuh- Ilcan members of tho ways and means committee; Dr.

Kverett.the mugwump, and Mr. Jerry Simpson, the Kansas Populist. Mr. Simpson created tho sensation of the day by illustrating his rum. irks on the deplorable condition of the agricultural classes by displaying a dilapidated old overcoat which he got from a farmer on the market place.

He said he could duplicate it on the backs of a million farmers in the United States to day. At the evening session of the house Mr. angh Mr. Hermann (Ore.) antagonized the bill, while Mr. MeKaig (Md.) and Mr.

Knglisb (N. supported it. The latter commended the general Hellenic of the measure, and while he said he thought it bore down unjustly on some of the industries of New Jersey, it would received his vote anil support. Fearfully Slali)'il Willi a Stiletto. UlntiliTox, X.

13. Muliaol Fasso. an Italian, who keeps a grocery on Jlaniinti Htrcct, was stabbed and fatally injured yesterday by Seven io Antonio. Hasso was sitting in his store with friends when Antonio en tered. Antonio was his debtor mid had been told to keep away from the store, When he entered Sasso arose and walked to the front of the store, at the same time orderinir Antonio to leave.

Antonio turned just aa he reached the door and drew from his boot a stiletto, which he plunged into Sasso's abdomen. Antonio drew it across the abdomen, inflicting a terrible wound. The frash extended from one side to tho other, and allowed the in testines to protrude. Sasso fell to the floor, and Antonio escaped. Tut Whlfdty in the Lcmmmrlo.

Xkwakk, X. Jan. 13. The members of the Pernassus Literary club attached to the Kpiscopal church at Glen Hidgo will hold a vestry meeting to discover who put whisky in the lemonade at the late entertainment. A quiet Investigation has beon conducted, and especially as several of the ladies of the club have found out what was the cause of the peculiar taste of the lemonade and feelings after drinking It is known where the whisky was bought, and when the guiltia fastened it means expulsion for the guilty ones.

1'robaldy Murder and Suicide. ST. Louis, Jan. 13. The police have so far been unable to discover any evidence to show that Thursday night's double tragedy here was other than murder and suicide by a jealous paramour.

The woman's right name, it appears, is Mrs. Josio Renke, her husband, Louis A. Renke, being in Nevada, Mo. She separated from him to become the companion of J. T.

Stevenson, who left a family to go with her. S. J. Wilsko came from Independence, Mo. A Gludstoiiiaik llefent.

London, Jan. 13. The election to fill a vacancy in the house of commons for the South Lindsey or Horn Castle division of Lincolnshire caused by the deat of the Right Hon. Edward Stanhope, ex-secretary of state for war in Lord Salisbury's last cabinet, has resulted in a Conservative victory. Lord Willoughby de Eresby, the Conservative candidate, was elected by a vote of defeating Mr.

Moore, the Gladstonion candidate, who polled 3,744. Spain' Extravagant Demands. M.UHUD, Jan. 13. The government baa instructed General Martinez Campos, the commander at Melilla, to demand from the sultan that he pay an indemity of 1,000,000 and assent to the establishment of a neutral zone of 5011 meters broad around the Spanish frontier at Melilla.

Tho only demand that is likely to be re sisted is the large indemnity. Another Thieving ISauker. PHTERSliURV, Jan. 13. John B.

Strodeman, the banker who recently as signed there, was arrested at the instance of Andrew Schurman, who deposited money with Strodeman within thirty days of the time he became insolvent Strodeman was released on bail. Other depositors will probably have him ar rested. Curtis Bribery Case Dismissed. San Francisco, Jan. 13.

It is understood that the grand jury has dropped the Curtis bribery case, owing to the inability to obtain sufficient evidence to warrant finding an indictment. Charges were made that the jury which acquitted Actor M. B. Curtis of the murder of Policeman Grant was bribed. Virginia's Judicial Candidates.

Richmond. Jan. 13. The Democratic legislative caucus made the following nominations for circuit judgeships: First circuit, K. li.

Prentiss of Suffolk; twelfth, Thomas W. Harrison of Winchester; sixteenth, John P. SherTey of Pioanoke; seventeenth, W. T. Miller of Wise county.

Workmen Will Start a Factory. Kittanning, Jan. 13. The union men locked out at Kirkpatrick mill at Leechlmrg have about given np the fight, and are arranging to leave that town. Several of them have formed a company, and it is stated on good authority that they will build a sheet mill at Canton, O.

Three More Kxplosion Victims. Logan, Jan. 13. The boiler of a sawmill owned by Jonathan and Silas Wilson, on Salt creek, twenty miles west of Logan, exploded while the mill was running, instautly killing Silas Wilson and his son and a man whose name is unknown. An Infant- Murderess.

Lock Haven, Jan. 13. The 5-year-old daughter of a farmer named Smeal, who lives near Dubois, in this county, pointed a loaded revolver at her younger brother in play. The weapon was killing the little boy instantly. nucltlpn'g Arnica Salve.

Tni? Salvk in the world for Cnts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup tions, and positively enres Piles, or no pay reqnired. It is gnaranted to give perfect satisfaction, or motif? refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For at Horn's drag store. iublUUl liily K-t Kuurfr No.

1 Mitlu ftlrert, HrlUle, f'ruii'M. t.iT.iwn Hllbrilil'IDul'H tiV C'lll'lilU' Hit Colli ik WmW. M.illoU to sulmurloiu' "'lin'o'iVy" pupiir piibllalind In ruinliul lit.ui ooiiiny. WEEKLY HERALD nvnrv Tlmr.cliiv nioruluK. I'rlou nr milium, Aililroni, I ci-rtM rrli11ii(T mul I'uullslilnfC BrlUI-, I'mii'n SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, Cuturrli in lie Html I 4 liinlimbliiiUv a tUseiiHO of tlio Mood timl im such only a rolinhlo blood purifier unit olloot a pciiuut ami purirmiiumcuru.

Hood's In lio best blooil Miriilor, ami it has cured many very ivhi-u panes of catarrh. Catarrh ottcii. limn leads to consumption. Take Hood's before it is too lata, Hood's Pills do not purco, pain or lrino. but act promptly, easily and cfli eiently.

25o. Tho regular aunual meeting of tho State Editorial AscOJiatiou, will bo held in the parlors of the Loehiel holol, at Harrisburg, AVe lnesday, Jauuary 31, at 10 a. m. La (irlppc Again. The ro-aniioanuioe of tho "crip" calls to mind the oxperieneo of James Jones, publisher of tho Louder, Mcxia, Texas.

lie was sick in bed for ten days with tho grip during its prevalence a year or two ago. Later in tho season he had a second attack. Ho says: "In tho latter case I used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and with considerable success, I think, only being iu bod a littlo over two days. The second attack, 1 am satisfied, would have beon equally as bad as tho first.but Tor the uso ot this remedy." It should be borne in mind that the grip is much the same as a very severo cold and requires precisely the same treat ment. When you wisu to cure a com quickly and effectually give this remedy a trial.

25 and 50 cout bottles for sale W. F. Horn. Carlisle, Pa. 1-ldeelm till 1 or Svnlii DbUUO normuuVntlN mired In 20 t' 110 (lavs ty a maoio kkmkdy inUiir guarantee, backed by saou.oo' Positive proofs and 100 pii(j' I look Hliistnui'd from file Irom pinml.

amid, flee by 111 ill. When Hot Spring -nd lueremy l.ol, our Wahic Kbmehy win COOK 11EMKDT CO. Chic Afio. 1 r.T. in 1 mill YOUR Cut Flowers Cut Flower Work Direct from the srower; in doing so.

you will save money and be sure toget iust what you want. SPECIALTY KOSIil $1.25. Carnation Crysiuitlienium 25c by the dozen, Miiilax 20 cents a string. Charges paid over im order of ouo dollar. A.

Y. Till ELE FloiiHt 3 accessor to J. NItterUouse, Waynesboro, l'a. Oec l. IICC EARNED BY OUR SYNDICATE IN IIOO SEVEN MONTHS.

Little capital (S may be multiplied by our speculating ays- A tem. We are expert judges of the market Sand successful operators. Book with full information and testimonials of our many customers mailed free. W. A.

FRAZIER Lewis Block, PITTSBURG, PA. S3 Know and get the best." Cottolene, the new vegetable shortening', has won a wide and wonderful popularity. At its introduction it was submitted to expert chemists, prominent physicians and famous cooks. All of these pronounced a natural, healthful and acceptable food-product, better than lard for every cooking purpose. The success of Cottolene is now a matter of history.

Will you share in the better food and better health for which it stands, by using it in your home Avoid imitations countless worthless. Stick, to COTTOLENE. Sold In 3 and 5 pound palls. Made only by N.K.FAIRBANK4.CO., CHICAGO, no 13S N. DELAWARE PHILADELPHIA.

iox IKe cause Are you willing to work for the cause of Protection in placing reliable information In the hands of your acquaintances? If you are, yon ahooM be Identified with the american Protective Tariff league. 135 W. 23d New Cut ltd ootice out and lend it to the Icagna ftafing rur position, and give a be'pttig haz. People Who Weigh and Compare It Will Form ITo P.irt of the Wilson TuriiTr.iH. TO EE MADE A SEPA RATE MEASURE Tli Vi'aya and Menu ('iMiniiilti of tlm hy a uf His to llv Itn oniili'4 IH Aetlon of tli Ktili-fmu.

iiillti'tt. Jan. The advocate an Income lax and of the Internal rtivo- tie feature of the tariff Hiillctvd an lilt i vpei leil reverse at Ihe meet lug of tho nii'inbers of tho wnvx and moans committee. Instead of endorsing tbt, bill as drawn by the mili-committce, it. was voted by six to live to reconsider the entire determination reached at tho treasury depart meni Home lime ago.

During the discussion before the ways and means committee Representatives Cock run and Stevens Minted Unit they would vole against the tariff bill if theiii come tax was attached as an amendment, They did not inalie this iih a threat, but as imlical lug their posit ion that they re gard it their first duly to defeat the Income tax lu whatever form it Is presented to I he house. 1' fiends of the Income tax have now turned their attention from the ways anil means committee, and are depending on a house caucus. Xo step toward calling a caucus has vet been taken, but there is no doubt such a step will be taken within nday or so. The point has been made that the consiilerat ion of the tariff bill is special order clay and evening so that the use of the house could not bo had for ft caucus, but liepresentativo Yhiting says that the caucus could be held in the house from 10 toll in the morning, or else in some ot her place. One of the members of the ways and means committee favorable to the in come tax says that, the Internal revenue bill will be introduced before next Tues day ns a separate measure.

The caucus will then be asked to indorse the plan of onering the internal revenue bill as an amendment. lie thinks the caucus will approve this action, in which case Wil son, Ilynum and others who want the bills to bo considered separately will be willing to abide by the caucus action and vote for them together. Two of till' Nirtheroy'H Mull Killed. I'CKNos Aviirs, Jan. 13.

Advices from Rio Janeiro state that the bombardment ot the city has recommenced. There is much discontent among the inhabitants, both in the city of Rio Janeiro and the provinces, against President Peixoto. This has been contributed to by the action of Peixoto in enrolling many foreigners for service tinder the government. A num ber of men from the cruiser Xictheroy went ashore at Pernambueo, and after a heavy drinking bout proceeded to make themselves obnoxious. lgorous measures were resorted to to overpower them, and in the struggle two of he XTictheroy's men were killed.

Dixon Accepts a Challenge. New Youk. Jan. 13. it is announced that J.

S. Culbertson, of Chicago, has offered to back Alfred Griffiths, better known as "Young GrilTo," the Australian featherweight, who recently bested "Solly" Smith in Chicago, against any featherweight in the world for any sum up to This challenge is evidently aimed at George Dixon. Tom O'Rourke, Dixon's manager, who is now in Pittsburg, telegraphed his Xew York representative to accept the challenge, and at the same time he deposited $1,000 with the sporting editor ot the Xew York World. Mrs. T.caso Kefusecl Salary.

Toi'KKA, Jan. 13. Mrs. Mary E. Lease applied yesterday to State Auditor Prather for her voucher for last month's salary as president of the state board of charities, but Mr.

Prather declined to comply wit her request on account of the action taken by Governor Lewelling to secure her removal. Mrs. Lease announced that she will institute mandamus proceedings in the supreme court to compel the auditor to issue the voucher. Catcher Ilennett Will Recover. Toi'KKA, Jan.

18. Charley Ben nett, the Boston catcher, suffers great pain, but his friends state there are no longer any symptoms of a fatal termination resulting from the great shock caused by the amputation of both legs. His wife is helping care for him. John Clarkson, the Cleveland pitcher, is also with him. Ilennett can scarcely speak of his great misfortune without weeping bitterly.

Priests Fomented Sicilian Riots. Rome, Jan. 13. Private advices from Sicily assert that the recent disorders were largely fomented by the priests at Barrafranca cathedral, the canons of which ruug the bells, summoning he people to revolt. According to the advices received tho outbreaks were to have been the signal for a far wider movement, which would have ended in a general revolution throughout Italy.

An Octogenarian Cremated. Milwaukee, Jan. 13. A fire in the Cream City hotel, corner of Jackson and Wisconsin streets, drove the guests out in their night clothes. All escaped without injury, except a woman named Chrums, aged Hi) years, whose charred remains were found in her bed.

Wholesale Destruction of Grain. Chicago, Jan. 13. Three grain elevators and two malt houses belonging to the firm of Curt is Bennis were totally destroyed by fire last night. The buildings, with bushels of grain they contained, represent a loss of .100,000.

NUGGETS OF NEWS The new cruiser Montgomery will leave New London, for her trial trip on Wednesday next. Cardinal K.impolla, pontificial secretary of state, who was recovering from his indisposition, has suffered a relapse. Last night a Missouri Pacific train was fired into by supposed train robbers near Fredonia, but no one was hurt. Hannah Geston, who would have celebrated her 101st birthday on Jan. 20, died of grip yesterday at Central Village, Conn.

A bill has been introduced in the Mississippi legislature to establish and maintain a home for aged, indigent and infirm Confederate veterans. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Berne and a man in their employ, living near Florissant, were clubbed into unconsciousness by four negroes who robbed the house 01" money and valuables worth t300. Doctor ToiirselT and save money, and perhaps your life.

Bend three 2-cent stamps to pay postage to A. P. Ordway fc Boston, and receive a copy of Dr. Kaufmann's ereat Medical Work, 100 piffes, elepant plates. jaul2w.fc-.ltf It is f-aid that narrishurg is now feeding three thousand destitute families.

ACTUAL INCREASE IN PRODUCTION, llnlli 1 ik Mud llrailitrtnit'i t'omiiinrcinl A(iiiI l('Hirt Thai Moris lmliMtrli' llitvii IC(miiiihmI Than Have ('lotted Down During Mil. eek. Xkw Yoiik, It. i. Dun weekly review of trade says: KiiHlness lias distliictly Improved since the new year came, and the isiiln Is no longer visi-lile only til peculatlve market.

It Is the only kind of improvement that has In It possibilities of lastiiiK, liecausM it is based upon netual increase In Hie production by industries. Ah nil rejoice to see it, there is perhaps a Utile deposit Ion to reckon the Kiilu greater tlimi it is ns yet, but several establishments liave started with part force, hoping to Increase, and more smaller works have started than have stopped. Orders from dealers whose stocks approach exhaustion form a prominent cause; another is the widely prevalent impression that action at Washington will he more KHtisfactory thnn many have expected; and a belief Mint in nnycase the situation will not be changed until Koods now in the works can he marketed has weight lu some trades. Whatever the causes, even a moderate Kuiu is most cheeri ni. Failures for the week have been 474 in the I'nited Mates, against i-'sti last year, anil 57 in Canada, against :20 last year.

The liabilities of all lirms fiiilin for the week ending Jan. 4 were Ilradstreet's review says: Special telegrams from leading trade centers bring evidence not only of much hat is encour-regarding the outlook, but that the tide has actually turned. It appears be yond question that the depression in In dustrial and commercial lines has for sometime been at low ebb, and that a movement in the direction of an expan sion of the volume of business hns ap peared. The pendulum, which swung one direc tion from Alay last year until 18114 should soon be seen swniKinjj 1n the opposite di rection, and lirailst reel's points as evidence of that fact to the increase of 34 per cent, in the production of pij iron within three months, to an excess ot deposits over pay ments at some ot the largest savings banks in tho United States, and to the re sumptions of work at industrial estab lishments in all directions (even though with lower wages and on shorter time) as contrasted with the epidemic of shutdowns prevalent a month or more ago. In addition there is direct evidence that the tide is rising at various points.

Thus, the volume of business in iron and steel at Pittsburg within a week is larger than in any week in December, and the general feeling there is that the improvement will be more pronounced. Keiiulsed by iutling Guns. LlsnoN, Jan. 18. Letters from Bissao, an island and Portuguese settlement on the west coast of A lrica, report that the Portuguese colony of Angola was attacked in December by armed natives, who were only repulsed alter a hot battle which lasted many hours, and in which cannon and Uatling gnus were used.

Not a single, member of the Portuguese garri son was hurt, though hundreds of natives were killed. Murdered by Mat 'qtele9. Cape Tow Jan. has been severe lighting in Pomloland which has resulted iu the repulse of Chief Patekele, the paramount chief of Sigeau, with heavy loss. It is expected that the fight ing will be renewed at any moment.

A re port has beeu received here that a number of white travelers from Zambesi have been murdered at Inyoya by the Muta- beles. An Afed Woman Killed on the Track. Patersox, X. .1., Jan. 13.

Mrs. Mary Van Itossum, aged 71 years, was struck by a locomotive and instantly killed at, the Franklin street crossing of the Erie ailroad. Her husband, who was with her, narrowly escaped being run over by the locomotive. A Monte Carlo Murder. Monte Caulo, Jan.

13. The police here have arrested an Englishman and an American on suspicion of having murdered and robbed Zander Allender, an Englishman, whose body was found under the Parma bridge here on Dec. 20. Dr. Meyer's Second Trial.

NEW Yokk, Jan. 13. The second trial of Dr. Henry 0. Meyer, charged with the murder of Gust ave Brandt to obtain in surance money, has beeu set tor the first week in February.

STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. Closing Quotations on the New York and Philadelphia Kxchaiijres. New York, Jan. 12. It was a very dull day on the 8toek Exchange, the total sales being less than the transactions of a single hour on an ordinary active market.

Closing bids Lehigh Valley 38'4 W. N. Y. 1 4t6 Erie V.i-4 Reading St. Paul Lehigh N.

Y. N. L. lfil) West Shore 1019 51 N. Y.

Central Vi'A Lake Erie 14 New Jersey Con. .115 Del. Hudson. General Mai-Kets. Philadelphia, Jan.

12. Flour unchanged; winter SASAKI; do. extras, 83.avgiU.Srt Xo. 2 winter family. Pennsylvania roller straight, S3.lMN23.la; western winter, clear, Wheat quiet, steady, with hiil and 65c.

asked for January. Corn quiet, steady, with bid and 4114c asked for January. Oats dull, unchanged, with 35c. bid and 35Jc. asked for January.

Beef quiet- Pork quiet. Lard dull; prune western, steam, $8.60. Butter quiet New York dairy, 1734c: New York creamery, western dairy, western creamery, 1825c; El gins, Pennsylvania creamery, prints, fancy, some surplus lots lower; do.choice, do. fair to good. prints jobbing at Cheese quiet; New Y'ork large, HicfJlc; small, part skims, 4J.10o-; full skims, Eggs steady; western, UH (S31c.

southern, Live Stock Markets. Buffalo, Jan. 13. Cattle slow for good steers, steady for fair to good butchers; fair to good cows, 2.25(3 3.1(1; bulls, S2.4('2.85. Hogs unsettled: Yorkers.

choice light. S5.605.fi5: good mediums and heavy, Pigs early sold: f5.8u5.SK) for choice light: rough, ft. 4.75. Mieep strons and firm; sales of fair to good sheep at 2.519 3.40; choice fat, wethers, $3 805 4.10; native lambs, good lo choice, lower at Sl.oUfoo; light to fair, Canada lambs, f4.905.31; extra, $5.:10. East Liubhtv.

Jan. 13. Nothing doing in cattle. Hog market excited; common to best, Sheep market steady and unchanged. MmMv Business Gallop, 350 Street.

A BrnTwapp Corw.n, Inclndln siirtrtLaud TypeTrriitnir. J. E. CtPKER. Principal, pwiMtf iluTtahnrg, renn" Cnrlihlu 8 fctoiva iihlenlay.

''thin bein, forced lu look pious. it all day Ioiik win 0110 la ready to drop with futlc.uu at vexation lucre uro inousMii-iit ol such tlivi over-worked women behind hbop eouii tors and In Nothing so quickly brings liorvoiiH irritability and oxiwitis tloti, and the body id' Its elasticity and health as trying lo smllo and humor tho coiiutlo' pceiiliaiilicH of tho throng of buyers. Iu addition to tho re il fatigue from long hours is ail. led this nervous I'atiguo hl Is still more wealing. If joovo uiiyliiing tin tdiow how Paine celery compound recruits the nervous energy of just such iveukau overtaxed women.

Headaches cease tho tirod, aux ions expression leaves the face; neuralgia, a suro sign of ill-l'c norves, vanishes, ami bitoclieeks, white lips, white blood gradually gain the color of health If l'aine's celery compound is taken with reasonable regularity. From the fl rst taking of celery compound a Icehng ol hope and encouragement comes over the invalid. This is the 11111 versal testimony of thousands. Paine's celery compound semis new, pure bloo I to tho heart ami takes away the weary feeling that comes from debility 1 ue coiuiiiiou lor a man woman any station 111 life is that ol weakness and disease. Paine's celery compound permanently cures every kim of nervous diseaso.

It quickly fur uishesnew material to the wornout ner vous system. 1 he lorms that nervous diseases take are legion: Dyspepsia sleeplessness, headaches, neuralgia, heart trouble, rheumatism, depression and ner vous prostra'Ion. Paine's cel. ry com pound goes to the root of the trouble it creates a new appolito, and prepars the digestive organs to build up a strong. healthy body.

Strange how people shut their eyes to the plainest facts and live at ease iu the midst of evident danger. Scrofula, ec zema, jaundice, scalp and skin diseases show as plain as sunlight a vitiated state of the blood. Paine's celery compound soon eliminates every traco ol'impi rify from the blood. Sound, lasting health, with its attendant happiness, surely conies from Paine's celery compoud. None arc too old to bo helped hy Paine's colery compound; none are too young to be benefited.

Celery compound is the great modern remedy for stomach, hoart.liver and kid ncys. It makes pure, vigorous blood and quiet, heallhy nerves. Try it. ar 3a A GOOD TIME TO BUY. The holiday season with its rush and excitement is "one and we are settled down lor the quiet season that al- ways ionows.

Jut mere is no better time in the whole year to buy FURNITURE. Our stock is full and com plete in all departments, and we have time to give your orders more careful attention than will be possible when the Spring Rush comes. Besides this there are always more or less goods oh hand at this season that we want to move before the new stock comes, that can be bought at a bargain. Come and see us, it will cost you nothing and may put money in your pocket. If you are not ready for the goods we will deliver them when you are.

Parkinson's, 22 S. Hanover St. lYou A. i I The UoL town i. of von.

Possibly you arc fur their bm tbs count. Thev will cem'j just the $1.09 wiii do it. Kt; let vou out. It will buv a vear's siio script ion to we will vriituie t-t gey Ijat vol) ransack New York s.nd alt her sistur cilk-s-you ti.irk tiil vo.i are upon the of i on. or-e ot tineiit to ihe clier, r.

id tilt lit Day tor one would your wf'e or friends, rich" or p.ior, nich so mr.ny. hours of as can b-? had from a warV. ticn to v- xmsevs is the best nrvi lin'vl wori'i ana it eiis it; core. Madi --on For Delicacy, For parity, and for improvement of the complexion, nothinir equals Pozzoki's Powder. OZ.TC UNJOYQ tho rietlioil find results vlien yriip of J'ijrs is taken; it is j.Wruit nml rt-f'rcsliino; to tlio tasto, nixl nets ccnlly yet pronijd.Iy on tlio Kidneys, Liver and Jiowtls, cleaiiFfs tho py.

tem cflbctnally, dispels colds, lioml-nches and fovors find euros hiiliilmd constipation. Fyrnp if Firs only remedy of ha kind ever produced, pleasing to tlio taste and ne-cepfalilo to tlio Ftomncli, prompt in its action and truly Jienrficinl in its cfloctg, prepared only from the most healthy and ngreeahlo substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and havo made it tlio most popular remedy known, fryrup of Fifrs for sale in fiOn mid SI bottles hy all leading druggets. Any reliable- druggist who may not have it on Laud will procure it promptly for any oue who wishes to try it. l)o not aceent anv substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N.Y. A DIVIDEND PAYER! The Geld Collar Mm Gorcw, OF CRIPPLE CREEK, COLOSAJO.

nrf.n,.i?i.l nn.h.r LaWH Of I'nl. HIIllO. Cipitlll StOf.k, slinri.M, n.ir valup nno dollar, micli FLI.I. IMII) AN1 ll.AilN.ll'.l.l.. 111, i ii Tha ml.u la ill tllH rlfllPSt 1,..

ill, .11 Ot ct'luhratot! Hold proiincinc district of C'ripl'lo dock, mul is hold iiii.Ot a Slnlcs put.Mil. Work iscnrnc.d on day and niidH.and liuoi grade oro jslipine out in quant itifn. In 1M4 Ilie nmiranv will 1-bIii regular luuiilhly dividend tlio i-iii Pcr on mnt Invested. II II.OrPICKK.Nec. noil Ti-hk, A limited amoiinl of tho Bhnros nro now i.th-rod AT BO CENTS PER SHARE Sl.ni li.

Prospectus and inpertu report may be ob tained from the hunkine house of H. R. LOUNSBERY, 57 HUOADW AY, JiKW YOKK. COAL, WOOD, HAY AND FEED. I desire to cull the attention nt tlio citizens ot Carlisle ami vicinity thut 1 am better prepareu tnan ever to supply titeni wituail K11K1S ol Coal and Wood.

Also II AY una FKKIl of (ill kimls const mtlv 0:1 liiiin'. All orders liromptly Illleii. i so licit a full share of patronage. Yard in rear ol Metzo-or Col lege, North Hanover street, Carlisle, Pa. W.

STUOCK. V. P. MULLIN, M. 37 W.

High Street, CATILISLE, PENN'A. Jmieftrttt' 'Beautiful '7 Face may be robbed of its charms fcy the blight of a poor complexion POZZONI'S Complexion Powder is a refreshins; and beautilvine rre- paration which imparls to the complexion the soft clow of the tea ros and removes freckles, pimples and all 1 impurties of the skin. Pozzoni's has 1 won its way into the confidence of ladies all over the land. A thirty cl years' test has proven its merit. In A three Shades: Pink or flesh.

White 1 and Brunette. WW SALE EVERYWHERE, COVSh Cleanses tho Mranl Naal Passages, Allavs Pain and AvryAii Inilammatiou. wmrr uf.Ai.a ovinia beuses ot laste 4 HAY-FEVER TRY THE CURE A particle is applied into each no-itril and IVioe 5 cmts aC dt-aists; by mail. rocrisitfMvrt, T0 fonts. 1JLV Bit 5rt Warron Xw York Do Vour Eyes Seed Attention FREE J.

FRANK BRISKER OFF, buecessor to G. E. Jacobs ij Lenses lr JUe Kje, Will be at Tohn E. Steel's jewelry store, eoriicr Poml'ret ud from 'i a. ro.

tj" 10 .00 t. in. ou Tuesday, J.i'i lu, If you Ii.iv liOci.I'.. v.f i tlit1 toilng over evis, th-. p-tlv a.I THE yon i- eiTo li-- IB I 4" The 1 -riidluy l'ii murtkt, Starr anJ tl The Eros instjumcnfc- and jret jirir-cs st MIMUM Hum-ver O-rtlsle.

rs IA ELY'S i I 1 L1'VV o.s.. its oti tbe ii- vi-i MM 1 has see these.